Best pictures from January 21
Colm Tompkins out playing during the bitterly cold temperatures in Winnipeg. Winnipeg's temperatures are expected to drop into the -40s with windchill.JOHN WOODS/The Globe and Mail
Fishermen from India stand behind bars in a police station in Karachi after being detained in Pakistani waters. Pakistani maritime authorities apprehended six boats and arrested 27 Indian fishermen for illegally venturing into Pakistan's territorial waters, an official at the police station said.AKHTAR SOOMRO/Reuters
A pigeon shakes itself dry after washing in a fountain in the northern port city of Thessaloniki.Nikolas Giakoumidis/The Associated Press
An Israeli soldier touches the Western Wall in Jerusalem's Old City.AMMAR AWAD/Reuters
Afghans are seen through a hole on the windshield of a car near the Kabul traffic police headquarters as it is attacked by insurgents in Kabul. A coordinated attack involving at least three suicide bombers and a powerful car bomb took aim at the headquarters of the Kabul traffic department on Monday, followed by a clash between at least one insurgent and security forces, police said.OMAR SOBHANI/Reuters
An artist performs before Dutch fashion designer Iris van Herpen's Spring Summer 2013 Haute Couture fashion collection, presented in Paris.Benjamin Girette/The Associated Press
People drop lines on holes drilled through ice on the Taedong River to fish in Pyongyang, North Korea.Jon Chol Jin/The Associated Press
A man stands on part of the Seawall overlooking False Creek and the skyline as a murder of crows flies by on a foggy day in Vancouver, British Columbia.Rafal Gerszak/The Globe and Mail
A protester gestures in front of a courthouse during a demonstration in Alexandria. Police and protesters clashed in the port city of Alexandria on Sunday after a judge investigating the killing of protesters in Egypt's 2011 uprising said he was transferring the case to another court, a court source and a Reuters witness said.SUHAIB SALEM/Reuters
Children and adults alike play soccer on a dusty field in Segou, central Mali, some 240 km from Bamako. French troops in armored personnel carriers rolled through the streets of Diabaly on Monday, winning praise from residents of this besieged town after Malian forces retook control of it with French help a week after radical Islamists invaded. The Islamists also have deserted the town of Douentza, which they had held since September, according to a local official who said French and Malian forces arrived there on Monday as well.Jerome Delay/The Associated Press